NEW YORK (WABC)– New York City has officially surpassed one million anticipated votersaccording to the New York Board of Elections.

Sunday marks the final day of early voting in the tri-state area, and tens of millions of voters nationwide have already cast ballots ahead of Election Day.

There is still time for those who wish to vote early, as polls close at 5 p.m. on Sunday in New York. In New Jersey and Connecticut, polls close at 6 p.m.

More than 940,000 votes have been cast since early voting began in New York, according to estimates from the New York Board of Elections.

Last Saturday, more than 140,000 people voted early in New York in a poll record participation rate on the first day.

Registered voters can also choose to vote on Tuesday, Election Day.

ALSO WATCH: Bill Ritter and the Eyewitness News team with our Vote 2024 electoral guide.

For more information on ballot content in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, please consult our voter guide.

For election updates, please visit abc7ny.com/vote2024.

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